Someone passed out at a party and another partygoer decided to wake him up with what he thought was a BB gun someone had left on a table. It wasn't.

Headless Body Found in Topless Bar

Anonymous wrote:Pipe came off back of truck on interstate at high speed, came directly through the windshield of my friend’s mom’s car. She was in the passenger seat and dad was driving. Pipe went cleanly through her skull.

When I see trucks with pipes loaded up on the back I change lanes immediately for this reason.

People I went to high school with had freak accidents:

Guy fell off a cliff hiking alone
Guy was camping in Alaska and was eaten by a bear
Girl died in an amateur boxing match
Woman beheaded on a date with a guy she met on a dating app

My grand aunt who was 82 and and an overweight spinster who lived in middle of nowhere in Midwest made her one and only trip to NYC.

My sister and brother-in-law took her to Cats in Broadway.

Midway through play she gets up walks to aisle and drops Dead. Literally play stops and someone yells is their a Doctor on the house.

Broadway plays actually often have a doctor on call and he “shocked her back to life” rushed to hospital and lived 5 more years.

She got to survive her freak death

Dear friend died of a brain aneurysm at 15. Just didn’t wake up.

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Anonymous wrote:P.s.: I think it was a Cadillac Eldorado.

No- sounds like a Canyonero.

Most likely was a Krayo Sunsplash

Friend of my father's was moving cross country. He was driving a van and his wife was driving their car towing a smaller U-Haul thing. He was behind her on the highway when a car crossed the median and hit her head on.

I still think about that.

Anonymous wrote:Mother and son walking hand in hand on the beach, child was swept out to sea.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2018/04/27/a-4-year-old-boy-was-walking-on-the-beach-with-his-mom-when-he-was-swept-away-to-sea/

I’m a very strong swimmer and was a lifeguard for years. I almost died by a huge wave in Kitty Hawk in 1997 ish. Didn’t see this story when it came out (so sad!!) but it doesn’t surprise me at all given my experience.

Anonymous wrote:My accountant and his son used to do a summer trip to South Dakota on motorcycles every year. He had a heart attack and died while riding. He ended up going off a ramp already dead. It was a terrible thing for his son to watch.

Oh man, that sucks. But I hope his son was comforted by the fact that it sounds like he died doing something he loved with someone he loved.

My accountant and his son used to do a summer trip to South Dakota on motorcycles every year. He had a heart attack and died while riding. He ended up going off a ramp already dead. It was a terrible thing for his son to watch.

My husband's childhood friend was struck by lightning TWICE growing up. He actually survived.

P.s.: I think it was a Cadillac Eldorado.

My older neighbor told me this story from his childhood, about how the neighborhood boys used to play ball outside.

One day one of the neighborhood kids was running without looking to try to catch a ball, and he wound up getting impaled (sp?) on one of those 1950 cars with the sharp back fins. (You car people will know the model.)

Anonymous wrote:Didn't Eric Clapton get his kid a tricycle for xmas and he rode it right out of their upper floor condo? Not sure where my brain just dug that up from.

I don't remember the trike but I remember when the child went out the window. Wrote a song, Tears in Heaven or something like that. Their apartment was many. many stories up I think, like 20 or something.